1. When the inspector <u>arrived</u><u> </u> on the crime scene the police <u>collected</u><u> </u> evidence.
2. They <u>investigated</u><u> </u> the case when the robbers <u>turned</u><u> </u><u>up</u><u> </u> at the police station and confessed.
3. The woman <u>shoplifted</u><u> </u> clothes worth £1,000 while nobody <u>looked</u><u>.</u>
4. There <u>was</u><u> </u> no answer because everybody <u>called</u><u> </u> the emergency number.
5. I <u>left</u><u> </u> the sweets in the sun for a day and they <u>melted</u><u>!</u>
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A relative pronoun usually introduces an adjective clause
Crows, cawing
Veterans, marched
Kitten
Coat
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